aden and jason, we appreciate your time. god bless you both.apture the moment that law enforcement swooped in on the man suspected of several murders. rex was arrested on manhattan on thursday night and charged with the murders of three women. a new report from his neighbors revealed there may have been signs he was out the suburban family man he claimed to be. one neighbor claiming she threw away candy he gave to her kids on halloween. another neighbor same her kids were banned from going anywhere near his house. the investigation into the long island murders began over ten years ago pre-the suspect faces multiple life sentences if convicted of the crimes. nancy grace joins us later to talk about the arrest. economist are warning home prices could face a steep decline this year, some believe the housing market is on the mend but one economist claim home sales jumped at the beginning of the year because of backup rates. it follows a recent report claiming americans continue to struggle to afford homes as the average price of a single-family hom

poorly maintained vessel could discharge oil and devastate marine ecosystems in the red sea, gulf of aden, and suez canal. it took months of negotiations with all of the warring factions as well as international immunity to get to this point. the united nations homes -- hopes this will lead to the start of talks to and the conflict and heal the political divide. >> has been covering yemen for a long time, but the conflict between saudi arabia and iran-backed rebels has met he has only now been able to visit again, so he talks about the changes he has seen. >> in august 2014, i was here with a massive protest movement, and it was quite obvious it was just going to be about time for them to take over, but it came as a huge surprise when they took over, slaughtered the government, and further expanded their influence towards different parts of the country. saudi arabia assesses is something that poses huge political threat to the region. i came back about 10 days ago to yemen, which is no longer the yemen i have known for many years. it is divided, beset by also it's of problems. you have th

doctors say she needs to go to a specialist hospital in aden, a five—hour drive away.ave taken safaa back home. 0rla guerin, bbc news, hodeidah, yemen. our diplomatic correspondent james landale is here. it is difficult as a journalist to get inside yemen and it is difficult as a 'ournalist to it is difficult as a journalist to get inside yemen and it is difficult as a journalist to et inside yemen and report. 0rla get inside yemen and report. 0rla guerin has done it, but is there any hope for the families we have seen? at the moment, not much. yemen is in limbo at the moment. there is neither all—out war, but neither is there anything approaching a sustainable peace. the un uses a phrase like relative calm because there is still fighting going on. in recent months, there have been truces and ceasefires and some hope, and that's mainly because the two big regional powers backing both sides and is complete, saudi arabia and iran, back in march, they agreed to normalise relations. that gave some optimism. for the first time, there were direct talks between the saudis and

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great buttons that aden has not been completed for, for what some assaults with 3 and a half foot twist. that's the highest scoring singled. i've ever won him the men's events and the picture. perfect place in the the, his reminder of our top story, there's our palestinian officials in janine in the occupied westbank say at least 8 people been killed in nice, rainy rain, driving full seasons launch drug and strikes which set off an hours long gone by. israel says the right was part of a counter terrorism operation coming up next in the news asia. why violence like this has continued in an indian state for 2 months on better strategy? well, last thought story and more in just a moment, not set news asia, i'll be back of the top of the week for world news have a good the the techno become a way of life. we were ahead of our hours ahead of time. so in the fall from detroit, from the band in factories of detroit warehouses and finding a deep dive into the tiny range seen parts unveiled in 16, dw, in 2016 as like a bunch of the queen customer wants to see if germany was the name, the last fe

doctors say she needs to go to a specialist hospital in aden, a five—hour drive away.nts can't afford. later, we learn they have taken safaa back home. orla guerin, bbc news, hodeidah, yemen. earlier, i spoke to peter hawkins — he's the unicef representative to yemen. i started by asking him how his team deals with these problems on a daily basis. is all too common. eight years of war, economic collapse and a social division but a situation has created makes for very difficult. but there has been a lot that has been done. there are now over 3000 health centres who are being supported across the country to provide the primary healthcare that these children so desperately need. we've made substantial improvements, but we need to continue that more and more. . �* . we need to continue that more and more. ., �* , ,., we need to continue that more and more. ., �*, ,., ., more. that's the point that while there have _ more. that's the point that while there have been _ more. that's the point that while there have been some _ more. that's the point that while - there have bee

and beaten to a pulp by— street by team aden and beaten to a pulp by then he then escaped in went awayat— two men. those two men who carried out that beating were in the pub and connor— out that beating were in the pub and connor chapman was convicted of attempted murder both of those men who have _ attempted murder both of those men who have also been convicted of that attack _ who have also been convicted of that attack and _ who have also been convicted of that attack and are currently serving prison — attack and are currently serving prison sentences as a result of that _ prison sentences as a result of that this— prison sentences as a result of that. this trial, 3.5 weeks long. the jury— that. this trial, 3.5 weeks long. the jury has— that. this trial, 3.5 weeks long. the jury has seen a huge amount of evidence _ the jury has seen a huge amount of evidence and an awful lot of video evidence — evidence and an awful lot of video evidence as well was put to them and really— evidence as well was put to them and really at _ evidence as well was put to them and really at the — evidence

the crew repeatedly ensured the safety of civilian navigation in the gulf of aden took part in specialterritory of the syrian arab republic astern ship over half a million nautical miles three times, it was declared the best ship of the northern fleet. on the roadstead of kronstadt, the training ship smolny, under the command of captain second rank dmitry parakhin, more than 30,000 cadets of naval educational institutions underwent naval navigational artillery and electromechanical practice during their service. the ship made more than 80 training trips, more than 70 visits were made to ports, 29 states of the world in 2022, the ship made a unique long-range navigational trip for the first time in history. he is twice passed one navigation by the northern sea route . sochi border patrol ship passes in front of the grand stands. commander third rank captain aleksey barkovsky border patrol ship, sochi was built by almaz shipbuilding company and launched on april 15, 2022. it is designed to perform the tasks of protecting state borders and at sea protecting inland seas. waters of the terr

doctors say she needs to go to a specialist hospital in aden, a five—hour drive away.ack home. orla guerin, bbc news, hodeidah, yemen. our senior international correspondent orla guerin there, reporting on the terrible suffering of children in yemen. here, the police in england will no longer respond to concerns about mental health unless there's a risk to life or a possible crime. but charities warn that mental health services which are already stretched will have to respond instead. here's our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. i'd say i deal with at least one mental health job a shift. quite recently we had a man hanging out of a first floor window, bathroom window, trying to get out to kill himself. pc april clarke, four years in thejob, during which she's become used to handling suicide attempts. i feel responsible for their life at that moment. like, because it is quite literally in my hands, especially with that incident, like, you can't let them go. you can't let anything happen to them. you've just got to do what you can, and reassure them and their famil

doctors say she needs to go to a specialist hospital in aden, a five—hour drive away.have taken safa back home. 0rla guerin, bbc news, hodeidah, yemen. let's speak to caroline ducarme, the head of mission in yemen for medecins sans frontieres. thank you so much for being here on the programme. desperate stories we were just watching there. you see so many safas every day every hour presumably. inaudible inaudible well, caroline, we have a problem with your sound. i think you may be on mute. i'm going to pause and hope that you can make an adjustment can still hear me now. i'm going to try again to ask a question. i gather it is fixed. i was asking you, these are desperate stories. i assume that you must see safas every hour where you must see safas every hour where you are, every minute. yes. you must see safas every hour where you are, every minute.— you are, every minute. yes, i hope ou hear you are, every minute. yes, i hope you hear me _ you are, every minute. yes, i hope you hear me better— you are, every minute. yes, i hope you hear me better now. _ you are, ever

doctors say she needs to go to a specialist hospital in aden, a five—hour drive away.s, hodeidah, yemen. live now to abeer etefa, senior spokesperson for the world food programme middle east and north africa region. thank you so much for being here with us. that was an absolutely heartbreaking report. iassume with us. that was an absolutely heartbreaking report. i assume you are seeing people like safa day after day, so many cases like that? it is heartbreaking. yemen it remains one of the world's largest and most complex humanitarian crises. the support of donors have kept going for decades, they have helped more than hundred 60,000 people infamine, helped more than hundred 60,000 people in famine, but the situation is dire. they are suffering from severe food insecurity, acute malnutrition, you name it, so it is a very difficult story for us to follow and also it is a very hard time fair humanitarian agencies with the funding. there is donorfatigue, increased pressures on donors around the world with so many crises, whether it is climate change, conflict, and of cour

of a ship, though not single, but group- based, they performed combat service to clear the gulf of adenbobylmandeb strait. well , we were given such a task. uh , very quickly prepared for flights to the ship, such were the anti-aircraft cruisers leningrad and moscow in the black sea fleet. here we went on the protivorodochny cruiser. leningrad we were prepared to board this ship. then they made mooring places for mi-14 helicopters. and after that , they even did a trial test; it cannot be called a trial trip to the sea with helicopters on the deck of the ship, after which we were given 2 days to prepare. then we again boarded the ship with the airfield and carried out combat missions, then in these areas, as far as i know , helicopters are more often used in naval aviation or not, kamovsky. yes, it was k25, then k27. well, it's a caravan helicopter. uh, task in principle, they perform almost the same as they fourteenth. well, he did not perform the fourteenth. uh, it's a basic helicopter. e from coastal airfields. but we, after all, uh , did the same searches, boats, too, trolls, the sa

doctors say she needs to go to a specialist hospital in aden, a five—hour drive away.her parents can't afford. later, we learn they have taken safa back home. 0rla guerin, bbc news, hodeidah, yemen. let's speak to fatma jaffar, 0xfam's policy lead based in yemen. just watching little safa and the suffering she is going through would have been very distressing for many of our viewers. ifound it of our viewers. i found it difficult to watch. you are a yemeni, but it must be really difficult to know every day what is happening to children in your country, particularly. how do you explain what is happening there?- particularly. how do you explain what is happening there? thank you so much. i think, _ what is happening there? thank you so much. i think, seeing _ what is happening there? thank you so much. i think, seeing safa - so much. i think, seeing safa reflects on the daily suffering of yemenis. for us, as you just yemenis come as humanitarians, this is reality that we have on daily basis. this is something that goes beyond foreign security, this goes beyond... we beli

doctors say she needs to go to a specialist hospital in aden, a five—hour drive away.ome. orla guerin, bbc news, hodeidah, yemen. orla guerin reporting there on the terrible suffering of children in yemen. the british billionairejoe lewis — whose family trust owns the tottenham hotspur football club — has surrendered to authorities in manhattan after being charged with orchestrating an insider trading scheme. he is expected to appear in the southern district of new york court later today. his lawyer said charging him was an "egregious error" and that the charges would be "defended vigorously in court". the greek fire service has warned that today could be one of the most dangerous for wildfires on the islands of rhodes, corfu and evia. and it's by no meansjust greece that's being affected. the heatwave shows no sign of letting up across the mediterranean. the dark colours on this map show the areas most at risk from fire. here in portugal, firefighters and local residents battled through the night to save homes near lisbon. and this woman in sicily had a terryfying dri

aden does not want to follow in his father's footsteps and he blames democrats, the left, for erodingg up, i had considered joining the military, my opinion was it was something that a man of honor would do and serve and protect this country that and protect values that were set and existed back then. i think things are different now. my opinion changed in my late teen years in high school, the left has successfully eroded patriotism by controlling everything like a helicopter parent. us youth, when we hear pride, wee instinctively programmed to think of the rainbow flag, whereas generation before me they hear pride, they thought of the american pride. that is considered offensive and we should remake it along with the national anthem and pledge of allegiance and i'm not in the mood to serve a commander-in-chief who seems to value the rainbow flag over the american flag. >> welcome to the pride month celebration. >> using right pronouns affirms identity. instead of saying hey, guys, hey, everyone or hey, team. >> that video was the start of seeing the military start to go down a diffe

with the right side of it, conway, aden park in a couple of days and have the whole country behind us is super exciting and you have to play a top of your pin. a position is also good as well to get that experience put in. so welcome to contact with this culture is amazing. the news, the only people are being so good receiving like very warm, very kind, very nice to us and co host. so straight a welcome to the special smoking ceremony. as they arrive that they base in prison . the performance also carried out a judge in a traditional done so the squad, australia opened they to admit against the republic of the island on thursday. england's plans are back out on the training sites on the sunshine coast. stuff that they go to school with canada and fridays will not match the european champions space hate to you and they are opening group matching next saturday in prison. and the players a confidence among the squad is high. we are being chunky and sort of reason and tie will very humble as well. and then what a team that's called wishing them on a single team that's focused on the job a

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aden said that gibson put untold hours into her tennis game.and i like her question because i think, yes, a lot people have missed that she was a lot of things. but was a diehard athlete and she rubbed some people the wrong way as die hard athlete. but she knew very well that you had to be so focused and let's just say it you have to be self-centered to reach the top in sports of a lot of aren't really altruistic right. but she wouldn't have traded those trophies and those titles for anything and she said in an interview that she gave in the early 1980s that, yes, there were number of social things that she couldn't do because of segregation in tennis. she said, yes, that a reality, but she chose to put her thoughts and her energy into getting better and playing with her sparring partner and playing for hours and hours on end. she couldn't do kind of social thing. she would call up her and they would talk about strategies that. she could deploy for her matches and then speaking strategies. she was an absolute master of playing her tennis matche